Exam 11: Correlated Groups T-Test

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If the effects of individual differences have not been removed from the raw scores,the eta2 for the correlated-groups case would be _____ than if they have been removed,everything else being equal.

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What is the difference between eta-squared for the correlated groups t test and eta-squared for the independent groups t test?

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What is meant by the sensitivity of a statistical test?

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Which of the following conditions would preclude the use of a correlated-groups design?

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Dr.Hinson wants to investigate if rats fed a diet enriched with omega will do better at a maze learning task then when these same rats are given a normal diet.He has a total of 30 rats for his experiment.If Dr.Hinson fails to implement the appropriate changes to his experiment a potential confound may be_____.

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The major difference between the correlated groups t test and the independent groups t test is that the former is used when the independent variable is manipulated and the latter is used when the independent variable is observed.

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The correlated groups t test is _____ to violations of the normality assumption.

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If we were to compute the average nullified score across conditions for each individual in a correlated groups study,we would find that every individual would have _____ average score(s).

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The dependent variable must be ____________________in nature if a correlated groups t-test is used.

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Why is the correlated groups t test usually more powerful than the independent groups t test?

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The ____________________in a correlated groups t-test is similar to the sampling distribution of the difference between two independent means in a independent groups t-test.

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There is less variability in a set of nullified scores because the effects of individual differences in background have been removed.

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If a researcher used a matched-subjects design,which of the following statistical tests should be used?

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An important methodological problem to consider in a correlated-groups design is ______.

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The degrees of freedom associated with correlated t-test is____________________.

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Although the correlated t test is usually a more powerful statistical test than the independent groups t test,one exception to this is

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The correlated groups t-test is only used when the independent variable is____________________.

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If the sample size is less than 15,the correlated groups t test may show inflated Type I errors for data that are markedly skewed.

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If the sample size is less than 15,the correlated groups t test may show inflated Type I errors for data that are:

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The formula for computing eta-squared from t and its degrees of freedom for the correlated groups t test is the same as that for the independent groups t test.

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